Once upon another time—one distant from the one you’re reading this from—little nine-year-old Kamchi stood outside an arboreal dell and wondered about fairies. Her teacher, Mr. Krumple had taught her class that fairies were real. He even showed them photographic proof. Two small English girls had taken several pictures of frolicking fairies back in theContinue reading “A Fairy Tale”
Crumbling Asphalt 